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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 THE NEW TANNER ll TOURNY CHAMPS: The Rockwood co Celtic Soccer team captured the Fergus 10" Annual Minor Soccer Tournament on July 4 and 5. Members of the team includes; front row (I to r) -- strikers Tom Timmings and Shay Smith. Second row -- strikers Tom McEwen and Josh Birkholz, keeper Brian Martin, mid-fielders Mark Durigon and Dan Baron, defence Brandon Howson. Middle row --stiker Jordan Dickieson, keeper Noah Anderson, defence Mike Capuano. Back row -- mid-fielders Graham Timmings and Nico Timmer- mans, defence Wes Drexler and Louis Timmermans, sweeper brad purton, head coach Gary Smith and Assistant Coach Greg Dickieson.-Submitted photo The Rockwood MILLE IRs Caledon man arrested after police chase About 4p.m. Sunday Wel- lington OPP received a report of a person being threatened in Eramosa Township. When officers arrived a man ran into the house, then left and fled in a ve- hicle, police said. An officer followed the fleeing suspect with lights and siren activated on the cruiser but the driver of the car refused to stop. However, ashort time later he obviously changed his mind and stopped his car. Police arrested him. A 55-year-old Caledon man is charged with Flight from Police and Uttering Threats to Cause Death. He's to appear in Guelph Court on August 29 to answer to the charges. Marine Patrols Wellington OPP Marine Unit continues to charge those operators who insist on engaging in unsafe practices ma Court on.August 3. ART IN THE GARDEN: Local artists Emma Martin and Jean on Belwood Lake. When- ever a power craft is towing a skier, wake boarder or tuber it is mandatory to have an ob- server, other than the operator, watching the towed person, police said. Two people were charged for that offence this weekend. The Marine Unit will con- tinue patrols on Wellington County lakes throughout the summer season. Speeder of the Week Constable Mare Robillard was conducting traffic en- forcement on County Road 8 on Wednesday, July 6 at 9:50p.m. The officer observed a 1993 Oldsmobile travelling at a high rate of speed and activated the radar beam. The vehicle registered 142km/hr in a posted 80km/hr zone. A 40 year-old Palmerston man is charged with speed- ing. He is to appear in Guelph Collier displayed their favourite pieces at Greenscape Nursery at their 10" anniversary celebrations. Martin's work is also on exhibit at the Rockwood Library. Photo by Rebecca Ring NEws EWAG Third Annual Golf Tournament Come out and support EWAG during our 3 Annual Golf Tournament being held once again at WildWinds Golf & Country Club on Tuesday, August 16. The cost is $100 and includes 18 holes of golf, a shared cart, a full steak dinner and a great day with friends. There will be prizes for best ball foursomes, lon- gest drive, closest to the hole and a putting contest. There is also a silent auction with some great golf items. For more information please contact Mary at 833-9696 ext 230. Food Bank Shopping List --The food bank in Rockwood requires bathroom products such as shampoo, toothpaste, soap, toilet tissue and also laundry detergent. Donations can be dropped off at the food bank. Many thanks for your support! Encore Shop Sale for July! -- Summer clearance sale at EWAG's Encore Shop. All adult wear is on sale for $1.00 and all children's wear is $0.50. Help us clear out the shop in preparation for our fall and winter clothing. Tot Time -- Our hours have changed for the summer. During July and August Tot Time will be held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. We continue to run upstairs at the Rockmosa Community Centre. We recently sent out our July/August newsletter with lots of things to do over the summer. For more infor- mation, or to receive a copy of the newsletter by e-mail or by post, please call Jane at 856-2113. Rockwood's soccer Celtics ergus tourney : A tops at F The Rockwood Under 18 boys' soccer team won the Fergus 10" Annual Mi- nor Soccer Tournament under sunny skies and 30- degree temperatures on July 4 and 5. Through 2 days the Rockwood Celtics played five games in the preliminary round against other soccer clubs from Fergus, Stratford and Erin Mills. In semi-final action Rockwood defeated Fergus 2-0 with Jordan Dickieson scoring the winning goal on a crossing pass from Mark Durigon. RCA After the Vandalism The Rockwood Conserva- tion Area has cleaned up the mess left by vandals who destroyed tens of thousands of dollars of property last spring. The outhouses have not been permanently replaced yet, soa "VIP" trailer has been rented. The trailer has 10 RV style flush toilets and sinks. The cost to rent this unit is $1600 per month. The permanent washrooms should be built this fall, which is a further cost. The investigation into the crime is still in progress. Have you given blood yet? The "Sirens for Life" cam- paign is well under way. Until the end of July, you can donate blood in the name of your favourite fire department (Rockwood Eramosa?) to help them win the competition, and save lives of course. You can make an appointment by call- ing 1-888-2-donate or walk in to 130 Silvercreek Parkway N., Guelph. When you get there, be sure to mention that you want to participate in "Sirens for Life". Cooking for a Cure Rockwood Foodland par- ticipated in a chain wide fundraiser last Saturday. Vol- unteers\from the store and from the Canadian Cancer Society served BBQ hot dogs and hamburgers with all pro- ceeds going to the Cancer Society to help find a cure. The local store raised $200. Beat the Heat You may have noticed that Southern Ontario has been under an extreme heat alert. According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, heat stroke and heat exhaustion are serious hot-weather emergen- cies and must be treated as a medical. emergency. To stay safe, they suggest the follow- ing. Keep coal on hot days by limiting exertion and staying inside. This is especially im- portant for those at high risk, such as children and senior citizens. Replenish fluids. Drink at least six 8-0z glasses of fluid each day to prevent dehydration. Try freezing fruit juices for a heart healthy, fluid-filled snack. If you feel hot, cool down with a tepid bath or shower, or spend time at an air-conditioned mall In the championship game the Rockwood Celtics were able to run away with a win against Erin Mills. Rockwood let the first goal of the match slip by them in the first min- ute of the game and wasn't able to tie the game until the last minutes of regulation when Brad Purton scored. Shay Smith scored the win- ning goal in the third minute of over time on a melee in front of the Erin Mills goal. Brian Martin was in goal for the Rockwood Celtics Ring Around ROCKWO with Rebecca Ring in the semi-final and final game and did a spectacular job, making save after save to keep his team going. A well deserving Brad Purton won the M.V.P. of the tournament as the top player. The players and coaches would like to acknowledge their sponsor, Ivan Durigon of H.J.M. Insurance and appreci- ate the smart looking Celtic style uniforms he provided. In regular Intercity League play the Rockwood Celtics have a 7-3 record: . or movie theatre. Check the health of senior family mem- bers. Any signs of confusion should be treated as a medical emergency. Confusion may be due to stroke, heart attack or heat exhaustion. Talk to your family doctor about any medi- cations you are taking. Many medications for high blood pressure and heart disease are diuretics and can contribute to dehydration, a major cause of heat-related illness. In addition to health issues, pay attention to electricity consumption. Extreme hot weathet results in extremely high energy use. To help ease the strain on the system, try to reduce your energy use. Do laundry, dishes, etc. dur- ing off-peak hours (10pm to 7am). If this is not possible, then try to limit use to mid- peak hours (7am to 11am and 5pm to 10pm). Try turning the temperature on your air conditioner up a degree or two. You may not feel much difference but the power grid will, if enough people take TeaBerry Cafe Now serving Dinner A la Carte Wednesday thru Sunday Nights 5:30 - 9p.m. Fully Licenced and Air Conditioned with an outside patio We guarantee our meals as hot and fresh as the coffee we serve from "Planet Bean" - the only Organic Fair Trade Coffee and over 40 blends of Loose Leaf Tea available in Rockwood! With over 35 years of culinary experience we invite you to come dine with us. Open Daily for Lunch Ila.m. - 3p.m. Closed Tuesdays : this simple step. Turn lights, computers, TV's etc. off when not in use (that is off, not standby). Smog is also a problem in this heat so there is an added benefit to reducing energy consumption, and that is re- ducing the amount of coal or other fuel burned. To reduce " smog, reduce your driving. If possible, walk, cycle, car- pool, take public transit or simply stay home. Celebrate with Ray and Ellen The community is invited to Ray and Ellen Thomson's 40" Wedding Anniversary on Sun- day, July 17 at Raefield Farm in Rockwood. The fun starts at 2:00pm. They are asking that you bring a potluck item in- stead of a gift. Those with last names beginning in A-M can bring an entrée and those with last names beginning in N-Z can bring a dessert. Beverages will be provided. For more information, e-mail ronald.» > hawkins@sympatico.ca. - FUPO Tae re AUR e Ed Reservations Accepted